Dear type detectives...

maybe someone can find out about this one ...?
http://www.hs-augsburg.de/~linke/Type%20Identification/Typen_300dpi_sw.jpg

What I know so far:

- The sample was printed before 1942;
and probably after 1929 (if typeface 1 is actually Memphis; see below)

- typeface 1 looks like Memphis (Stempel, 1929), except the f is lacking the left side of the bar and the top of the t is cut off in an angle instead of horizontal.

- typeface 2 has some features that can be found in typefaces mainly between 1900 and 1925 (style of the caps, small g-slope, top of t, oval dots on i, ä, ü etc.)
pretty close are Alt-Mediaeval (Berthold, 1914), Tiemann-Antiqua (Walter Tiemann, 1923, Gebr. Klingspor), or Bernhard-Antiqua (Lucian Bernhard, 1911, Flinsch).

- typeface 3 (italic) has a remarkable g. couldn't find this anywhere...

- typeface 4 is probably the most difficult one, the style of the caps (esp. E, M, R) might be helpful. For complete confusion there are two different W's!

thanks for any advice...!
oliver